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Please help me. I keep google for this error for days, but still can't find a solution.
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013), OS X Yosemite (10.10.4)
PROBLEMS SOLVED!!!
Has the same problems. Before the messagge" applessd.sys etc.etc.", deleted the applessd.sys but non solve the problem becaus "Im having the same KB/Mouse issues. After removing the AppleSSD.sys files, I was able to get through most of the installation (with Wireless USB KB & Mouse working just fine). After restarting and getting to the Set Up Windows screen, to enter Username & Computer name Mouse and KB no longer work. I tried unplugging and replugging in to the back of my computer (27" iMac - 5k Retina mid 2015) but no changes"
I am using 27" iMac - 5k Retina and installing Windows 7 Professional. I bought product key and have tried to install it for days.
SUCCESS AT LAST!! Here's what you need: Windows 7 image, a USB 2.0 flash drive , and the Boot Camp drivers 5.1.5769 that i find in this link: Boot Camp Support Software 5.1.5769 . They are hardware specific and available for download somewhere on the Apple Site. Here's what I did:
Now the windows recognized my keyboard and mouse. The installation successufly. Perfect!
I hope this help will resolve your problem
From Italy
Hi dennis7who,
yes, problem was caused by wrong ISO file with WIN 7 installation. I have used a new ISO and there were no problems with installation at all.
Well ****
spoke to soon
Boot Camp drivers are wrong, warning was this version of Boot Camp not intended for the computer.
I will now try BC 5.1.5640
we will see
OK
BC 5.1.5640 is the correct drivers for my Macbook Air early 2014
Wow what a workout
Yea
(***********************Early 2014) is not referenced on Apples Support Web Site
thanks
Thanks It work!!!!!!!
Finally, this the best solution. Works perfectly. Thank That Cicero Guy for sharing. 😎
Dude, thank you:) It worked for me!
It really works ✅🙂 040716
I have got the same screen, but every time I restart my iMac, it keeps loading onto Windows. How do I reboot OSX?
Reboot and hold Alt/Option key. Choose OS X partition from the Apple Bootmanager screen.
I have pressed the Alt/Option button but it still refuses to show the Apple Bootmanager screen. Instead, it keeps going to Windows Error Recovery.
Did you install/repair the Bootcamp drivers?
Was I supposed to do that? I used Paragon to delete the AppleSSD (just like what the most helpful answer said), but nothing was said about installing/repairing the Bootcamp drivers.
You should still re-install BC drivers for your other Apple hardware to function properly.
Since this is unrelated to the appleSSD.sys issue, would you mind starting a new discussion?
[urgent]get "appleSSD.sys" error when installing windows 7 through bootcamp
